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Made it to SvD! ✌️ Take a look at this article if you’re curious to know what I’ve been working on the past few months together with Hedvig Lannersten Sajid Kunhabdulla Joakim Bergström to mention a few!

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Day 3... BrauBeviale = Purpose over Pleasantries Comparing last year and this year (so far) there is a marked difference and I want to be specific in my thoughts to avoid irony. Do I think there is less footfall - yes. But...and it is a big but - Gone is the noise of generalised chatter. Instead, attendees are meeting with clear intent. Conversations are more focused, and driven by challenges and actionable goals. People are connecting with a purpose, a question or a need already at the forefront and seeking a solution. I can do pleasantries, yes - course ... but I'm in love with purpose! It's as though the global industry is saying: 'I'm here because of X,Y,Z.' And we need to talk on this now. Because if you aren't able to help me I need to keep looking.' Visitors don't seem to be on a casual business trip with beer included. I'd suggest there is no time for this and even less budget. And this intentionality turns conversations into meaningful progress. For exhibitors like TecFlo, it’s a call to rise to the occasion: be clear, be impactful, and meet the moment with solutions that matter. And I am celebrating the rise of purpose over pleasantries! #beer #drinksdispense #engineering #global

If you're planning to attend FedGeoDay next week, here is some useful information to make your experience easier. See you there! #geospatial #opendata #opensource #openstandards

It's all about the details!! Let’s walk through some key steps I take when hosting that you can implement into your next event: https://lnkd.in/gX6TJSEz

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1. Confirm attendees If you’ve sent out personal invitations, then confirm their attendance. It will help you plan the logistics of the event. 2. Plan out the logistics Think about where people will park and which way they’ll enter the venue. Where will they leave their coats once inside? Does the seating arrangement fit the stage set up? Is the stage even set up? 3. Check health and safety Depending on the venue, you might have to carry out health and safety checks yourself. Make sure there are no fire risks or other health hazards. 4. Confirm catering and equipment Confirm that catering, AV equipment, and any other suppliers you’re working with are all in order. 5. Do last-minute shopping Are there any bits and bobs you haven’t been able to get hold off until now? Then make sure you buy them a few weeks in advance. A couple of days before the event The last few days before the event will be your busiest. Make the most of it and do some last-minute checks. 1. Set up the venue Decorate the interior and exterior of the venue. Arrange the seating and set up a selfie wall if you need one. 2. Test the equipment Make sure that all sound, lighting, and visuals are working properly. Check if the WiFi connection is good.

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#SmallBusinessOperations #EventMarketing How to Plan a Bar Crawl: A Savvy Bar Owner’s Guide: In this article, We'll walk through the concept of bar crawls and the business model behind them. So, get ready to take your bar to the next level.

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